⚠ Testing Phase
Next Layer Homes construction site

ATLANTA CAN
LEAD THE
NATION.

Not because someone gave us permission. Because the technology is here, the need is undeniable, and the people who built this city are ready to build it again — faster, smarter, and for everyone.

WE ARE NOT
IMPROVING
CONSTRUCTION.
WE ARE
REINVENTING IT.

Next Layer Homes was founded on the belief that the housing crisis in Atlanta — and cities like it across America — is not a supply problem. It's a technology problem.

Traditional construction is too slow, too expensive, and too dependent on labor markets that cannot scale. 3D printing construction changes every one of those constraints simultaneously.

We deploy ICON's proven Titan and Phoenix printing systems alongside Atlanta-specific development expertise to build affordable homes faster than anyone thought possible.

Jerry Erickson

Founder & CEO

Jerry Erickson

Founder & CEO

Experience

20+ Years

Role

Real Estate Developer

License

General Contractor

Market

Atlanta, GA

Founder of Next Layer Homes — a seasoned real estate developer and licensed general contractor who has led end-to-end sourcing, development, construction, and delivery across Atlanta's diverse submarkets.

With over 20 years of hands-on experience, Jerry saw the convergence of construction technology and the city's housing need and built Next Layer Homes on a single conviction: the tools to solve Atlanta's housing crisis already exist. The will to deploy them at scale was all that was missing.

01

URGENCY

The housing crisis is happening now. We operate with the speed and focus that urgency demands.

02

PRECISION

Every millimeter matters. Our technology is only as good as the standards we hold it to.

03

HUMANITY

We are not building units. We are building homes for people who deserve stability.

04

LEGACY

We build structures designed to last generations — because Atlanta's future depends on foundations built today.

3D printed community

ATLANTA FIRST.
THE WORLD NEXT.

Our commitment begins in Atlanta — with 20,000 homes and a mission to close the city's housing gap. But the model we build here will be deployed in every city where the need is real and the technology is ready.